Precarity and Islamic Populism in Indonesia

Dicipline

Asian Studies, Labour Studies, Political Science, Political Sociology

Topic

Islamic Populism, Labour Politics, Precarity

Area

Indonesia, Jabodetabek, peri-urban, urban

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This empirical study explores the connection between Islamic populism in Indonesia and contemporary precarity given recent mobilisations of the urban poor under Islamic banners within elite-level political conflicts.

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